County Correspondence reports assorted travel and deaths
Dr W W Bruce left for Pittsburg Mrs Olin Gore to St Louis to join husband Forster Robinson and family Richard Ray Frakes died at Moriah of typhoid fever at eighteen Miss Josephine Burnett of Hazel Dell to Portland to marry Mr Finney in Salt Lake City then Portland W CL Turner left for Arkansas WLL Davidson to Hot Springs Earl Charlton and wife to West Virginia D R Rosebrough to Springfield for old regiment reunion Henry Hilliard died aged about 70 Mrs Malissa Miller of Luca to visit cousin Jesse Baughman Chas Gross near Moriah died of typhoid fever Mrs Clara Goble Chas Sturdevant and Mrs Dr Moreland to St Louis for fall festivities James Stagstill visited old army comrades John son township to Parker township road completed six miles Geo Rhodes checking out Homer Clark as local manager and turning over to Hilton Hunter Dr Hell s Pine Tar Honey advertised as cough cure East St Louis St Louis and Springfield trip Dr E D Strandley aiding Mrs Comstock property matters Prof Wm Jackson and Prof W R Shuey visiting Rural carriers unable to cover routes due to high water
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Bruce
Pittsburg
Olin Gore
St. Louis
Forster Robinson
St Louis
Richard Ray Frakes
Moriah
Josephine Burnett
Hazel Dell
Casey
Portland Oregon
St. Finney
Finney
Salt Lake City
Portland
Banner Times
W CL Turner
Arkansas
Davidson
Hot Springs Ark
Earl Charlton
West Virginia
D. R. Rosebrough
Springfield
Henry Hilliard
Johnson Township
J L. Shoemaker
Rock Road
Parker Township
Westfield
Jasper Avenue
Geo . Rhodes
Shelbyville
Homer Clark
Hilton Hunter
Tf Op
Hares
Local News Briefs from Portland to Marshall
Residents and visitors share condolences and travel notes. Mrs Alfred Karringar of Portland Ore visited here. Mullins returned to St Louis for a funeral. Mrs Sarah McNute and Mrs Douglass attended Fern Eaton’s funeral in Chicago. Teachers’ institute drew over fifty educators from the northern county. A southbound passenger train was delayed thirty minutes when a dog escaped its crate in Marshall, eluding crew before the train resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Karringar
Portland Ore
Mullins
St Louis
Sarah McNute
Douglass Wene
Chinaga
Fern Eaton
Edward Miner
Hlenheim
Ontario
J K Musgrave
Marshall
Harvest notes and local travels across the week
The report lists local residents with travel to Springfield Terre Haute and Danville plus a farm update. Quail hunting has slowed. corn fodder looks scarce. Family gatherings occurred in Anderson township and a birthday dinner at Aunt Sarah Reeds. An operator resigned after over two years, and a rural carrier faced route disruption from flood damage. A road project petition moves to shift angling road toward Jeff school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Reeds
Anderson Township
Oliver
Danville
Tillman Linton
Jeff School House
First fall weather brings news from Dolson and beyond
Oct 7 marks the first fall ice. Mrs Sophia Montgomery visits near Kansas. Steve Hutchings of Richland County visits relatives while Joe Tate from Martinsville moves here to occupy his mother's farm. A new organ is ordered for Dolson Chapel and should arrive soon. Golda Mercy of Marshall visited last week. Corn is ripe for fodder. Felton Miller and wife attended Irene Gill’s funeral in Edear County. Alzina VanHorn and son Harold of Martinsville visited friends. Mia Tingle from Annapolis plans a shop in Cha hsvalle Street under Watkins medicine label. Rex Marsh to begin a three week series of meetings at Salem next Monday. Thida Coons sells 108 acres to Ben Lawery for 5000 dollars at Master in Canaery sale. Oscar VanHorn attends barber school in St Louis. Friends of Eliza Heath near DUC TOW learn she is dangerously ill. Joseph Cartright dies at daughter Grover’s in Westfield. buried in Clarksville. Newton Bean undergoes surgery for old injury and is recovering. Dora Clapp travels to St Louis for operations. condition critical. Heavy rain on Oct 6 floods creeks and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Montgomery
Kansas
Steve Hutchings
Richland County
Joe Tate
Martinsville
Felton Miller
Irene Gill
Edear County
Alzina VanHorn
Harold
Mia Tingle
Annapolis
Millhouse
Cha Hsvalle St
Watkins Medicine
John Conover
Rex Marsh
Salem
Eliza Heath
Duc Tow
Pleasant Hill
Wabash Township
Joseph Cartright
Dolson
Grover
Westfield Township
Clarksville
Newton Bean
Marshall
Dora Clapp
St.Louis
P. P. Haslitt
Allen
Satna
Local Movers and Visitors Report Notable Moves
Com Munk moved his family to Paris Monday. Robert Bennett will move to Indianapolis Tuesday. Will Piety visited Mr and Mrs Mart Newlin Sunday. Wes Combs moved from Annapolis to West York Saturday. Elis Standfield moved in the H Evans property Saturday. Henry Winters is moving his house on a lot he bought a few days ago. Mr and Mrs T J Athey and son visited at Trimble last week, guests of Chas Brown. Frank Buckner is improving his property with an addition and a new roof. Dallas Reynolds and Edna Pritchard were married Thursday evening at A J Reynolds residence. Richard Layton adding new sidewalks. Mr and Mrs Lee of Chicago and Lu and Vern Cole of Marshall were guests of John L Mount and wife Sunday. Rev F W Loy expects to assist Bro Ransom in a protracted meeting this November. Use Dr Bell’s Antiseptic Salve 25c sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com Munk
Paris
Robert Bennett
Indianapolis
Piety
Mart Newlin
Wes Combs
Annapolis
West York
Elis Standfield
H Evans
Henry Winters
T. J. Athey and Son
Trimble
Chas. Brown
Frank Buckner
Dallas Reynolds
Edna Pritchard
A. J. Reynolds
Richard Layton
Lee
Chicago
Vern Cole
Marshall
John L. Mount
F. W. Loy
Bro. Ransom
Personal notes and visits fill a quiet week
John Meehan has been sick the past week and Clyde Adams sold a fine horse this week. Frank Tobias visited relatives in Marshall Sunday. Joe Adams and family were guests of his parents Sunday. Miss Walch of Terre Haute visits her uncle Martin Meehan. Floyd Tobias and wife welcomed a baby boy last week. Mabel Snedeker returned from Oklahoma Friday with cousin Mr Fox. Arch Delaney makes sorghum molasses this season. Ed Wise and wife visited from Terre Haute with Mrs Mare Molter. Jesse Ingole and family visited Mrs Travioli Sunday. Mrs Margaret Travioli and Mrs Hannah Beachout of Ohio were there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meehan
Clyde Adams
Frank Tobias
Marshall
Joe
McKeen and Dennison
Joe Adams
Miss Walch
Terre Haute
Martin Meehan
Floyd Tobias
Mabel Snedeker
Oklahoma
Fox
Arch Delaney
Ed Wise
Mare Molter
Jesse Ingole
Laura
Gertie
Joe Travioli
Margaret Travioli
Hannah Beachout
Ohio
Miss Lilly Hills Resumes School Week
J P Bennett and son John attended the state fair at Springfield. Elder J W Nay of Rogersville Missouri conducts a series of meetings at Bennett Chapel. An all day meeting was held Sunday and a fine dinner was served on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Hills
J P Bennett
John
Springfield
J W Nay
Rogersville
Bennett Chapel
Dignity Tied to a Stiff Neck Says Old Saying
A compact proverb notes that much of a man’s apparent dignity comes from a stiff neck. The line implies posture colors perception and social presence.
Hyomei Aids Breath Relief In Two Minutes
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a quick cure for catarrh and nasal congestion. It claims two minutes to clear the head and one day to curb a cold, with a complete inhaler and bottle priced at one dollar. It highlights eucalyptus origin and easy use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Obituary of Mrs Amanda Reed 1821 1910 Paris Ohio to Clark County
Mrs Amanda Reed born December 15 1821 in Paris Ohio died September 26 1910 at her daughter Mrs Dora Janney home in Marshall Ohio aged 88 years 10 months 11 days cause old age survived by three children and many grandchildren great grandchildren and relatives funeral by E J Nitsehe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Reed
Thomas
Paris
Ohio
Dora Janney
North 10Th Street
Mortimer Reed
Reed
Clark County
Casey
Marshall
Sarah Center
Knox, Ind
Timothy Reed
E J Nitsehe
Life of Joseph Cartright 1820 1910 Indiana Missouri
Joseph Cartright born October 4 1820 in Morgan County Indiana died October 7 1910 after a long life spanning Cincinnati to New Orleans river work farms and merchant business. He married Nancy Gibbs October 25 1850 and nine children survived him with a long married life over fifty years. He joined Episcopal Methodist church in Missouri and later transferred to the Christian church at West Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cartright
Morgan County
Ind
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Nancy Agnes Gibbs
Nodaway County
Missouri
Clark County
Clarksville
Westfield Township
Sarah Lucinda
John Marion
Daniel Norman
Sarah Ellen
James Milton
William Irason
Benjamin Franklin
Joseph Erven
Samuel Eddy
Episcopal Methodist Church
Christian Church
West Liberty
Messina Aftermath Compared With San Francisco Recovery
Nearly two years after funds and aid, Messina shows little recovery with ruined harbor area, blocked streets, and general desolation. In contrast San Francisco has rebuilt, remained lively and hopeful, prompting comparisons between Sicilians and Americans and their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messina
Noth
San Francisco
Cole & Cole Insurance Ad Warns Low Rates on Tornado Fire Coverage
We Write. Tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property in the largest companies at lowest rates. Write or call on us for terms. Cole & Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole
Insurance Firms Reward Honest Policyholders With High Dividends
An analysis notes insurers rewarding honest policyholders with large dividend payouts and loyalty benefits. It argues honesty can yield tangible financial gains for customers over time.
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Roy Romine
John Brosman
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Tower
Homer Johnson
Sperry Claypool
Dolson Chapel
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